Full body functionality restoration is physically feasible. Recent breakthroughs in neural interface technology and biomedical engineering suggest that restoring complete bodily functions isn't just theoretical anymore—it's grounded in actual science. The convergence of brain-computer interfaces, biomechanics, and regenerative medicine creates real pathways forward. What once seemed like pure sci-fi now sits at the intersection of what's technically possible and what's practically implementable. The bottleneck has shifted from whether we can do it, to how quickly we optimize the process.